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X-Blades

X-Blades

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Release Date: November 23, 2007

Action, TPP, Fantasy, PS Plus Premium, Singleplayer

The third action game inspired by productions from the Land of the Cherry Blossom (e.g. Devil May Cry). We play the role of a scarcely dressed heroine, who is fluent in wielding two swords and uses deadly magic in combat.

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6.8

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Long, long ago, in an age that only the gods can now remember, the universe was ruled by two powerful beings that were revered and worshipped by all races - but the ‘brotherly’ relationship between these two creatures was always in question from the beginning of time, simply because no one knew who the real number 1 was. While the Enlightened was on the side of good, helping his people how and when he could, the Dark One was quite the opposite, full of hate and devilish works - and so the never-ending battle between the Enlightened and the Dark One persisted for centuries. Humans suffered terribly thanks to this constant combat between the two – combat which shook the universe to its very core. Finally, thanks to a trick, the Enlightened succeeded in banishing the divine power of the Dark One, imprisoning it in an Artifact - but in doing so, the Enlightened lost his own divine powers, because the two divine beings were inseparably linked to one another. This is how two Artifacts came to be hidden in a huge Temple - and how the Enlightened prevented the downfall of the entire universe. However, these two artifacts contain total, absolute power - both good and evil. Any human being who comes in contact with the powerful stones will be horribly cursed - and the power of darkness will once again be awakened.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows November 23, 2007

Xbox 360

Xbox 360 February 10, 2009

PlayStation 3

PlayStation 3 February 10, 2009

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System Requirements

System Requirements for X-Blades Video Game:

PC Windows

PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium 4 3 GHz, 1 GB RAM, graphic card 256 MB (GeForce 7600 or better), 3 GB HDD, Windows XP SP1/Vista.

Microsoft Xbox 360

Xbox 360

Supports:
Xbox Live

Ratings

Game Ratings for X-Blades Video Game.

61%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Mixed (3,193)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

  • Visuals and Art Style: Many users appreciated the graphics and the unique aesthetic, especially for a game from 2009, with beautiful environments and character design.
  • Soundtrack: The music received positive remarks, with several users noting that it fits well with the action and enhances the overall experience.
  • Combat Variety: Some players enjoyed the ability to use different elemental powers and spells, which added a layer of strategy to combat.
  • Fun Factor: Despite its flaws, some players found the game enjoyable as a mindless hack-and-slash experience, particularly when played in short sessions.

The main cons of the game

  • Repetitive Gameplay: A common criticism was the repetitive nature of the combat and level design, with many users noting that the game quickly becomes monotonous.
  • Weak Story and Characters: The story was described as shallow and forgettable, with an unlikable protagonist who lacks depth and character development.
  • Clunky Controls: Many reviews pointed out issues with the controls, including unresponsive jumping mechanics and a problematic targeting system that made combat frustrating.
  • Level Design: The game features a lack of engaging level design, with many areas feeling recycled or uninspired.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Depth in Combat Mechanics: Players expressed a desire for more complex combat mechanics, such as better dodge mechanics and a more varied skill set.
  • Better Enemy AI: Many users noted that enemy behavior was predictable and lacked challenge, detracting from the combat experience.
  • Narrative Integration: There was a call for a more engaging narrative that integrates better with gameplay, as many felt that the cutscenes and story elements were poorly executed and disconnected from the action.
  • Replay Value: Users mentioned a lack of incentives to replay the game, such as no New Game Plus mode or meaningful choices affecting the gameplay.

Summary

  • Overall, while "X-Blades" has its moments and can be entertaining, it suffers from significant issues that prevent it from standing out in the hack-and-slash genre.

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